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Chief Judge or Chief Judge of?
Dear all,
I saw this sentence in the foreword of a book on law.
"BRIAN Z. TAMANA is Chief Judge Benjamin N. Cardozo Professor
of Law at St. John’s University School of Law."
Shouldn't it be " BRIAN... is Chief Judge of Benjamin...." or it's a structure I don't know about?
Thanks
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Re: Chief Judge or Chief Judge of?

Originally Posted by
shabani
Shouldn't it be " BRIAN... is Chief Judge of Benjamin...." or it's a structure I don't know about?
Thanks
No. he holds the post of Professor of Law named in honour of Chief Judge Benjamin N Cardozo.
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Re: Chief Judge or Chief Judge of?
Thanks... I just wikipediad the name.
Sounds like he was a big guy.
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